On Fri, 2013-02-01 at 08:28 +1100, Gordon Watson wrote: > Following instructions, it says: "Now Hit Return." > > > When I do that, a blue message appears: --- Separate Environment --- > [= ??] > > > and the Environment box changes to: Standard [= OK!] > > > The blue message does not appear if, instead, I hit Control-Return. > > > A: Is the Tutorial wrong? Or is my LyX setup incorrect?
Not sure - I didn't get that problem when I did the exercises recently as part of updating the Tutorial. Will have another look at it. > > > B: In what environments do I use: Return, Control-return, > Option-return, Command-return? And what is the outcome on each > occasion? Use Return to end paragraphs; in some cases this will end the environment - for example, a heading is normally a single paragraph; in others, like Verse, it puts extra space between one line and another, so creating a separate stanza. (In other words, you don't use it as a carriage return.) Use Control-return to break lines, for example, in Verse and Address environments. Not sure about Command-return or Option-return - my hunch is that they will be mapped to one of these two but someone else may know better. John --
